The key facts

  • 18 wounded in one day: drone strikes in Jabalia and Gaza City, gunfire in Khan Younis
  • Gaza Health Ministry: since October 2025, ceasefire violations have killed 1,613 and wounded 5,833 Palestinians
  • Witnesses report shelling of homes and tents of displaced persons

Incidents across different areas of the enclave

18 Palestinians were wounded on Monday as a result of Israeli drone strikes and gunfire across the Gaza Strip, medical sources told the Anadolu Agency. The latest recorded incident was a drone strike on a group of civilians in Jabalia an-Nazla in the north of the enclave — three people were hurt.

Gaza City, north and south of the enclave

Earlier, a drone struck near the at-Tayaran junction in the as-Sabra district of southern Gaza City, wounding ten people; another strike hit the roof of a house in the at-Taj district, where there were no casualties. In the north, three people were wounded in a strike on a group of civilians in the al-Faluja area west of Jabalia. A young Palestinian was shot in the head by Israeli forces in as-Sudaniya west of Beit Lahia; according to a medical source cited by Anadolu, his condition is critical. In the south, according to a medic at Nasser Hospital, a young man was wounded by gunfire in the Hamad City residential complex in Khan Younis.

Testimony of ongoing ceasefire violations

Witnesses told Anadolu that Israeli military vehicles fired intensively at homes and tents of displaced Palestinians in Jabalia and as-Sudaniya, and also reported the demolition of remaining buildings in areas under Israeli control in the eastern Shujaiya neighborhood of Gaza City. Gunfire was reported south and east of Khan Younis, artillery shelling of the Batn as-Samin area, and intense fire east of the Bureij refugee camp in the center of the enclave.

Casualty figures since the ceasefire began

The Gaza Health Ministry said on Monday that since the ceasefire took effect in October 2025, its violations have killed 1,613 Palestinians and wounded 5,833 more. According to the agency, the ceasefire was reached after two years of war, during which more than 74,000 Palestinians were killed, over 175,000 wounded, and 90% of the enclave's civilian infrastructure damaged or destroyed. All the figures and incident descriptions above come from a single source — Anadolu; no independent confirmation is available in the accessible materials.